- "iteroparous" species, the
hatching of the
paralarvae often heralds the
death of the
brooding mother.
Paralarvae may be planktonic, or they may
remain on...
-
settlement rates of the
paralarvae is
typically low in such studies,
highlighting the
difficulties in
raising octopus paralarvae.
Maintaining high survival...
- tentacles, eyeballs, and viscera.
Members reach mantle lengths of 23–50 mm.
Paralarvae of the
family are
common around the
Hawaiian Islands, with up to 17% of...
- even when the
female is
present to
protect them.
Giant Pacific octopus paralarvae are pre**** upon by many
other zooplankton and
filter feeders.
Marine mammals...
-
distinct larval stage. Instead, the
juveniles of
coleoids are
known as
paralarvae.
Paralarvae have been
observed only in
members of the
Octopoda and Teuthida...
-
concluded young paralarvae beaks change as they get older,
along with the
depth of
water which they want to live in.
Younger paralarvae have
stronger beaks...
-
resides and
broods the
young while swimming. Most
young octopuses hatch as
paralarvae,
Octopus larvae in
particular are
planktonic for w****s or months. Octopus...
- life
cycle of D.
opalescens has four stages: eggs,
hatchlings (called
paralarvae), juveniles, and adults.
Squid live for 6–9 months.
Doryteuthis opalescens...
- (2011). "Chemical
defense in
pelagic octopus paralarvae:
Tetrodotoxin alone does not
protect individual paralarvae of the
greater blue-ringed
octopus (Hapalochlaena...
-
Little is
known of
chiroteuthid reproduction. The
distinctive doratopsis paralarvae are
thought to
remain within the
first few
hundred meters of the water...
